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THUR SDAY, NluI

y NteA
2 horses, 10 COW / harI
ternantown wsypr. Z M
horse rake, hay FORK M
twin hsr ow, 2 cultiyl All
corn shelter, / v aeslalnI
harness, ! set deaihJt
chafnf, double and ,ings 4
coops, axes. FORKS iaa
bags, I milk churns al u
milk pans, wash iuol VI
. pair bed s,esds, ! niIln4I
chairs and rocker, ! lid Al
Farmer No. &; c3oslng tx1|
jars, stone Jars and ,wn, l
window curtains and yvru I
TnRMs-All ~ n Of n Ill
all over that tum 4 c'siii I I
giving note Win apphNnl
CnAslsI
l.. W. Stidham l. So, ll1I
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MEMBERS OF THE Legislature OF
Delaware, go little slower on divorce
cases and little faster on constitu-
tional reform. 1.-THE eyes Of Delaware
are upon you"
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DUAzIO sALB-wILL ,. SOLD At
- s. 8 9 q: 80 !: ~ s.: :: 10y s:;sssg
ssssds, nassFssRs, tablss, eAsissI buissas,
slosa. .i,ssss easPsss ss:vs, Issesrs: =
10 sosd order, 10 sstSef PosteGlos rspoFts, ID
sota Of Hciontine Americans, IN num6OgS, IN
good order. and other valuable books. Sale
positive. JAMEb n. WILLARD
l.. W. Stidhsm 4 Son, Auet's. me-W
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-08

HENRY WARD BEEcHER, the great
American preacher, still fingers between
life and death, but with q weakened
hold upon life. His prayer that he
might die suddenly was not ans wered
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The North AmericAn Review for
March maintAins Its interest by "Some
interrogation points," by Robert g.
Ingersoll; "Why 1 an . Baptis'," by
Rev. Thomas Armltsgt; "Drury's
Bluff and Petersburg." BY General G.
I. Bsauresard, narrative from Con-
federsts sources, showing how nearly
General Butler came to being bottled
up" "Our King In dress coat" BY
Marcus D. Conway; "a letter on
prayer" by the Duke Of Argyle, ", b
comments by Cora Linn Daniels;
Modern FeudAlism," by James Il.
Hu isop; . number OF unpublished var
letters; ''Our Inequalities Of Suffrage, "
by j. Chester Lyman; Constitutional
reform In New York. by George Bliss;
"a rejolnder to General Beauregard,"
by ReAr-AdairAl W. R. Taylor;
working women" BY Ida NJ. Van
Etten; 1.-THE South In the Uaion
Army" by A. P. Morey; "Mr. Con
ways dress coat king" by c. II. +
Collie; 1.-THE best works OF false faith, v
by A. O. B>wen, and current Ameri
can literature.
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A ooNMIrTsH Of the New York Lee.
islasars y investigating poaltcal -
sss,0ents In New York end Brooklyn
fcr the purpose Of AscsrAining vhseAss
bstssr eovsrnmsat cannot Be obtaiasd
By paying . salary 70 public oficlalA
than By permitting them 10 tAtten on
and corrupt politics with the fees which
they receive from their ON ~. On
Saturday the committee set In Brook
Ign, but the county ofioers declined 70
tel the amount Of the les they hAd re-
oeived, upon the ground that they
we're personal matters which did NOT
concern the committee nor any body
else but themselves. 1t was ascer-
tanned, however, that Register Aurths's
net PROFITS for 1886 we're over ~, 900,
and that the eheriff's fees were over
$50, OO0 1t 10 not known how much oil
these immense salaries 60 iuto ths cleo
tlon corruption fund for the purchase
of votes for the Democratic party, bat
there can DO no doubt that the amount
10 Immense. II the Legislature suo.
ceeds In cutting the doodle" Of the fat
county offices Of New York and Kings
counties 10 decent salaries, the Demo
cratic mAjorities Of these counties viii
be reduced In proportion. without
doodle New York and Brooklyr
would b doubtful In politics.
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WANAMAK ER'S.


WAN n ma N EMS
PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday, March s. 1887.
One of our buyers brought
from Moscow about a year
since a lot Of Russian Lac
quer articles. Rare stuff; the
only lot, we believe, ever
imported here. Designs
quaint; object lessons OF Rus
sian life. Here a drosky,
there a lacquer painter;again
farmers and tea drinkers.
Russians at home. Finish
exquisite; color wonderful in
richness and transparency.
The whole lot was pushed
into the Basement. Gems in
a cave; flowers in the dark.
Like many another, they've
not had a chance. That's
why they find a place on a
line of Basement bargain
tables.
Napkin Rings, were 60, now 35 cents.
Puff Boxes, were 81 90, now IS cents.
Collar Boxes, were 400, now 81 80.
Tea Boxes, were $2.70, now $1.75.
Jewel Cases, were s. SO, now So. 90.
Match Safes, were 81 SO, now $1.00.
Glove Boxes, were IS 90, now $500.
Fruit Plates, were $500, now $3.50.
And lots more. Look al
them as curious. Buy if you
will, but amuse yourself by
looking. Napoleon's cpl
gram: Scratch a Russian
and you'll find a Tartar
may te amended by making
the last word artist"
Basement, main aisl,, north of centre.
The pretty and costly
things OF our grandfathers
days look quaint enough
now. You can see them ir
the Antique looms.
Second floor, centre, Thirteenth. stree
| front.
Two or three deep il
front OF the white and col
ored embroideries most O
yesterday. Such things dom
last long at half and two
thirds prices.
Southwest of cer tire
Won't tell you the valu
Of the Real Laces displayet
in the dressmaking parlors
second floor Chestnut-stree
front. 'Twould startle you
A revelation of richness.
Second floor, over Arcade. Take ell
vator.
The first season that en-.
broidered panels could b
had with cotton Stuff
Bright idea borrowed fron
the wooden. See it il
sateens. IL yards plain, ;
in. wide; Il yards panel; 2
yards narrow for collar, cuff
and vest front trimming. I
a box, Sc.
Same in Chambrays (plai
II in }, IS.
Fifth circle, northwest of centre.
so dozen of the blind.er
broidered, tucks above, Prir
cess back, 75-cent musli
skirts. Out of them on Sa
! urday. Lively work to kee
; them on hand.
, Near corner Juniper and Cheskn
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VuBLIU SALE Or hv Y

nUBLIO SALE VI nv N
Kitchen furnIiu'eHn
ON THuRsDAY'T
a. 10 O'clotil,J
Consisting OF / psrl9' i XVII
top cham Der sui, isS,.a1
IN arbls top table J s s,a'1,
crib, bureaus, bea'. u,IIau I
tables, feather beds, , y'I ,,,l
tresses pictures, pooA IA
grain and rag carpet, pet. Osi
buckets and many :. I'm ,ab1
which will DO sold, sn' II
- good Is now. 49,,
u. r. Smyih, hucl.
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nUBLIU SALE.

PoBLIo SALE J
win DO sold at puoll' ~ "
corner THIRD and Orsn . uGs
SATURDAY naDI al
TWENTY-FIVE head q o ,. n
mia norssr. In the iol l ~ n
n,H 1UrsI and ssversl gos1 hi
inspection and Trial 4! q s' q 9tus1l
T.aMs.-A credit q INCL
l.. W. stidhan s SOL ssa|
GALE OF REAL EslD' /
y uk,l, b Lans, auctions Y "
sale OF real estate
street, on .y MlBp|
HhW they woult, a.. ,is ~ Il y
opportunity OF aS Msfcn lsi'|
, -tts " ha FfFtltl'. q
the bills will DC UglllJ
fropl'l
uT-ts
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A Small lot Of 20 Dozen
German Huck Towels,

Extra Large Size; a good bar
gain at 50 cents; you can have
them as long as they last at IS
cents each.
A few Of those tumbled Hand
kerchiefs left-half price-don't
delay if you expect to see them
here.
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DUBLIC SALE-IM
L intending To ehsana
Ing, will sell at papk
near Newport, on i
MONDAY, MAsc'l
at oclocSft
& head OF horses, good ~
" drivers; 2 colts. i.n
60 stock; 40 head NJ
@ most Of them 10 ~.
d STOCK Dulls,S pair oisM
dreamer, a lot of MIX pM
TERMs.-3 and . D 'nlh.
JUskHt
L. W. Stidham l. SOL ~
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puBLIO SALE IN
l. will sell at p1bli. y.
90 ,upitd b. Vim. + ~
sfenehtown road. n,., n.
New CASTLE Hundred, \.
Delaware, and kaOs, !
farm, on
THURSDAY. yAll
at 10 o'cle, /
Containing ltO acrs u~
following improvement y
A good nlne.tcor,s v
Evansry, als) barn milan
OF stock, a acct I'm
tho house and BIN
ming stream cropi,,
lenses, part OF which a,
repair, youtg orchard n
seeded. Mr.. lh.mOsc. n
pant, will sell h.. brs
same day, AMI persosi :
sales.
rEhmS:-lo per en-,
mo nsy on day Of sal.;Ea
on the property u d,ii,a
OF 70 ee pa 4 10 thiTy Ia
PersoLs wishing d IN
tickets for tie hear; IA I'll
quire OF ASunlVt
Huzill d Lsls, Aa.l
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DUbLlC SALg-vuI
L told at public ,al,, Nj
vue, Brandyalns Au.dT,|
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pUBLro az
THE uS ON Nv, w.EOsN]

~
ON w.
THE gin n".,.osnn1
a, LAY W
SeNen head OF go...,t
erssi,iI. A nne blses loia
rirbt WORKER Or
lent lent 80 :, sorrel horse ~,
1870, s ~o' ktr or driy., ~
"Saohss abSuil.o BONA e,. ~
hsn ~ Z. DARK bay Sasai
Ii ISL, nigh, a sOod ssoO..st
Sakha" "'as
vo,I.s Dun horse. a.
No :" ~
M q a. pay mare, goo,
~ D. hrosn mar,
and a. I; Bay horse, M
These. = e..
har"'ssc horses are well !
S ,ivsraeh' As they Ars s,s(
~ sa.,
them n ,,al. OF very dne NIL,
otha , ihuoii,.tal'ed, some y,
n sma,,, now In pint; ihas
i ~ 'Aa's
timing lmplent,,,
~ "rr Ia aas, hNfesi;, .a,f.,
on, .u,,.,olhed; 10 good w,
snd s ny,, J hors, cart
MN os sTxing gram and IN
oliver Chilled nIo" iat =
4 cultiyAtors - 80 2hasJ
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JOHN ?. ALLMoNDlco,,
GROCERS,
Eighth and Market Streets,

Keiler's genuine Scotch Jams,
Apricots, Raspberry, Strawber-
ry, Red Currant, Black Currant,
Raspberry and Currant, Green
gage and Orange Marmalade.
The Jams OF Keller & Son
are undoubtedly the finest in the
market. 25c. per one pound jar.
The Darby brand Canned
Corn, the best in the city, I5c.
per can, SI.75 per dozen.
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ElOR RENT H USE AND ssraRE, IN
II south WILMINGTON. Fixtures for sale
Apply at Eastburn's 5 orc. f26-2std.4tw
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BONE
I bunio|
D seeing
btu and
'ithout 4
4. The
lone lad
| o coil
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BEE HIVE"
400 Market Street.

A word to the wise is sufh.
cient. The earlier you buy Mus
Inns or Sheetings the cheaper you
will own them. We are making
Ia special drive on Appleton
and Fruit OF the Loom for few
days.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-08

PAID II
| guns, .
o., all
! NOR, q
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TNok RENT-UNE DWELLING AND
T. store; also one store Apply to A Il.
KEMBLE. lltE ana Tatnali streets. m64lA
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10, 900 4dsr gutes MeibeIano, auf tpeI.
dem tiber 1000 3opf &inbbieb rei6li9
Nabrrng finben. Nae bic ipilben Heben
on benz gb0eolate in Der Ndbe ieines
Sauies bat Serr s. berebelt unb er
peripra1 mir, BEL einem ipdteren BE.
iude einen guten Sropfen borieben si
f0nnen. Der berebelte Wein mar gut
augema1ien unb f1ien fG0n bortpdrts
at fommen. 9as am tpeiteifen porges
iGrittene Storm iab i9 ebenfals bier, es
batte f9on bor fiinf Wo6en cine S6be
bon iiber 2 SUB. So9 lit au9 bier
mie iiberal &egen duBerf n6tbis.
Bort 9apaeea III iebt gountpfib
bon CALHOUN gountp. Sas neue gourts
baus III bereits i'm 8au besriffen;
so X so SUB sroB, ipirb es 3tpei Stods
iperfe bod tperben. Oabei tpirb gan3
uno gor Der pIan beg aIten gourtbaus
les bon Snoianola beibebalten. Mebs
rere neue Sduier fino in port 2abaea
erri1tet norben. Der Ort mag Nlles
in aQem sur 3eit $50 ginwobner beR=
Ben. Niel tpirb aus port 2abaea ni1t
lperben, oa bic S9ifffabrt in Der Mlas
tasorba 8ap gdn5lib eingeffelt 1T. Die
giienbabn pirb iebod BON Chocolate
Sunetion wieber in bic Stabt gebaut
tperben. 9err @eorg Wafermann jun.,
AHeHor fit Calhoun Co., lit ber ein3ige
Oeuti6e, ber in port 2abaea tpobnt.
So9 mag es iein, baB fi9 fpdter mod
mebr Oeutide bier Hieberlaien. port
2abaea mar friiber elm re9t belebter
0nnbelspIab unb ma6te Snbianola
biel goneurren3, bis sben bas WaHer in
Der 2aUaea Bon gu fla9 tpuroe unb gr6.
Bere Sdiife ben pIab nidt mebr erreis
den fonnten. 9err Wfoore, Der @ountDs
Hi1ter, tbeilte mir nit, baB bas @es
fdngniB bon CALHOUN gountp bereits
felt bier Sabren teinen 0erbre1er mebr
beberbergt babe. S9uI6en bat bas
@ounip ni9t, auBer beneu, iuel9e our@
ben iebigen Neubau bes Gourtbauies
unb 6es @efdnsnifes peruriabt iperben.
Sn Calhoun gountp fiuoet man feinen
3emperenaIer, feinen 4bbotaten, teinen
pfaifen unb feline Gir9e - getpiB Elm
sutes 3ei6en fiir bas GOunip. Das
Bolt bier in Der &unbe III bur9meg
freiiinnis unb bic Muder tperben In
bieiem @ountp am 4. gueuit feline eins
aige 5tinme erbalten! port 2abaca
iff bas einaige poifamt i'm gountp, nit
6errn 30. 6. @bi9eiier, einem aIten
ebrIi1en Republifaner, als poiimeiffer.
Serr 8. W. 8idfOrb bdIt ben ein3iaen
Store unb Serr Wm. Smith ben eins
3igen Barroom in Der Stabt.
s. 8. 8nf@.
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8om groBen golIeio.Glufe en-, bel
6eetiiae 3u, tpirb bas 2anb INNER fla.
der, bic tpeuenf6rmigen prairien finb
perfdmunben, nur bier uHb ba erblidi
man cine fteine grb6bung bes Ganbes.
Dies bdlt 70 on, Bis ua9 Slip patrii
M o tt in CALHOUN Co.; BON bier aus
bis nod Snbianola, cine gntfernung
bon Is Meilen, III bas 2anb cine groBe
unabiebbare 6ld9e, obne iegli9e merf'
bare grbbbung. 9lu@ ber gaumuu@s
bat aufgeb6rt; nur aur Re6ten, In Der
GluBnieberung Der Guadalupe iinb nod
Bdume ooer Walb 5u erbIiden. Die
untere prairie III gang unb gar bon
8ieb3ii9tern eingenommen uno 3umeifi
in poffures bon 1000 bis su 10000
Adern eingetbeilt. Der @rasmu9s in
bieien Weibegrinben mar febr f9le9t,
benn alIe paitures fdeinen bon Bieb
unb pferoen hberfallt gu fein. go melt
bas @uge rridt, mar ni6ts als &inb.
bieb uno Yisroe gu ieben. Bon 3ils
patrit Mott uIs tuanote i6 mid re6ts.
um mad 2ong Mo t, ober aud mad
benz gspiritu Ganto 8aps6ettlemeni
(pie es oft eenannt ipirb) au reiten.
Mein pfab (bon elmer StraBe tann
bier ni1t mebr bic 3ebe fein) fiibrte
mid on benz @teen 2afe porbei. Sies
fer See entbdIt iiiBes WaHer. III mebs
rere NeiIen brett uno lang, 1T tberaus
reid on Sif6en aller 4rt unb on feineu
llfern faben Saujenbe tpilber 8dnieIin
Der grbBten &ube. 2ein Meni9 i9eini
ie bieies @ilb sef0rt gu babeu. gu9
oben in Der prairie faBen bieie gBilbs
sanie au tauIenben unb boten benz
8oriiberaiebenben ben 9lnblid elmer gros
Ben 6eefbe Sdafe. slm oberen Song
Dfott augefommen, febrte i9 3uerff bel
6errn Sonnemann elm. 0err u. Jrall
8. tparen bod erfaunt. mid auf eins
NAL tpieber In Der @egenb su feben unb
freuten fi9 re9t iebr. 6OgIeid iuurbe
elm GIas Wein bonn lebtidbrigen fres
benat unb babel ems iiber 8ergangens
beit unb 3ufunft &c. geplaubert. OBJ
glei1 6err g. Dor einem ganaen 9aus
fen bon 3eitungen iaB. abOnnirte er
bod iofort auf bic pGreie preile" benn
ME Grau 8. iagte: rllmionff folIen
sic ni9t gefommen iein". Bon bier
ging es 3u 6srrn Biermann. Serielbe
1T Elm alter abonnent unieres Blat-
tss; aud er tpie feline freunoli9e Jrau
freuten iid ber3li6 iiber meinen Beiu9.
Sier mubte i'd iiberna6ten. am nd9'
fen Morgen tpurben bic anberen Seut'
iden Der MnfiebIung aufseiu6t. barun.
ter 6errn Or. Roemer. Ser Doctor,
gebhrtig aus 6rantIurt a. Wt., fam
f1on 1845 unter bem 4belsperein nod
3eras; spei Sabre ipdter baute er lid
bier on unb pobnt auf bemielben Gled
grbe nun bereits 40 Sabre. Die beiben
eriien Sabre in 9eras berbra9te 5erl
Roemer tbeils in gleu.9raunfels uni
am 9lono. gebOrte nit 3u ben 4Oern.
tpel9e bas Sort on benz 6luiie unter'
balb gafiel bautea. Or. R. 1T nur
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neruua Der 2inbbeit suriidrufen. Wer
bat ni6t in ieinen erlien Sabren ir9eno
cine alte Sante ober 8roBmama bel
Der 3driidmeiiung zines bringen6 anges
botenen fiinften S9dl6sn Sahee Die
SaiIe umfiiilpen unb fein iduberlid) ben
20ffel bariiber lesen ieben2 nnb penn
ct bic gIei1e geremonie nod swanalg,
breiSig ober mebr Sabren on irgeno els
ner 6rau 2anbpfarrerin, ober S1ul'
meiifer in pabrnimnt, tpirb ni9t etne
iol6e ldnsft besrabene @eifalt pl6bli4
!piber Dor ibm ffeben unbmilber Sauo oas
ip6ttildbe 9d1eIn bon Der 2ippe ffreifens
gDer gebenft nidt aus ieiner 3inobeit
ber ,pobluolIenoen Sbeilnabme, ipel9e
ssreunbe unb Nertpanbte on Dem gliids
Ii1en greigniB zines frdftigen gtieiens
nabmen2 unb tpenn ibm elm Tiertel'
iobrbunbert fpdter cine gutmiitbige
3an6leeIe, Bel bemfelben greigntB
Wobl befomm's ober Gum WobIfein
suruft - 1T es ibm ba nidt, als mhfe
er, tpie einif, fagen: Sd bante, liebe
groBmamal uno pirb oann ni9t elm
eans Ieifes Geimueb nod Der guten al:
ten @roBmutter bur9 feline Seele sieben2
so mar Der ginbruf, ben bic freunbli'
DE S9ulmeiferin auf bic iungen Mdns
rier mabte unb nit seriibrten Bliden
beoba6teten iieibre tpirtblide 3uportoms
menbeit unb @eiddftigteit.
(Gortietuns folgt.)
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Staat Ohio, Stabt Solebo, !
Qucas Epuntn. S. S.

Staat Ohio, Stabt Solebo,
9ueas Gounip, S. S.
6ranf s. gbenep, i6p0rt bierau, Der
5aupt, @ei9dftstbeilbaber Der Girma
S. s. gbeneb & Co., etablirt in bieier
@tabt, su iein, unb boB bieie Girm fiir
iebes gatarrbleiben, wel6es bur9 oas
bon ibr fabricirte Sal's Gatarrb Cure
ni1t beieitigt pirb, bic Summe bon
800 su entridten bereit it,"
go bei6moren unbs uniersei6net bot
mir beute, 6. Dec. 1886.
N u. 90. 8Ieaion,
GO Oefentl. Notar.
P. S.-9all's @atarrb Cure iuirb ins
nerli6 anseuanbt unb Dirft auf bas
Blut unb bic Sdleimbdute. Wau Der'
lanse 3eusnife.
s.. gbenep & Co., SolebO, Ob.
s4- 3u baben in allen apotbeten.
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gritltlttt9a-

gSetier bat auf ieben einen labmenbeu.
ld1ipdd,enoen Ginfiuf: ein 3nifauS % in hen,
guer's Sariaparilla cine aroEe Vsebltbot
1T. 9i;,ic 90. De Beau, 262 l5te Sir. Ste
49,, Srootlpu, 81. g., fagt: ,,Seit Sabreu
babe id5 in lcSem Ssriiblina nnertrdSiid,sn
Sopfibmers gebabt uno aud, an odlI,lid,er
Guergieloiigfeit gelitten. Yer9angenen
gldr, fing idj on, apers Sariabariila an
nebnien, nnb babe ieitoem fein Ropftpeb
itebr gebabt; iiiein Appetit IN portrefflid,.
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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-12-31
FARM AND FlREsIpE.

Smoking hurts the compost heap
even more than the boys.
Roots for table use should not be
allowed to freeze, or shrink from dry
ing.
The gloss that the Chinese laun-
drymen give to collars and cuffs Is not
altogether duo to the starch, but to
heavy pressure. the articles passing
through heavy rollers tightly adjusted.
and very hot.
Soap should never be rubbed on
flannels, but they should be washed In
warm suds and rinsed in water of the
same temperature rs Tint in which they
are washed. A little bluing in the
second water will improve their color.
Southern Rolls: A pound of bread
dough, a teacupful of butter worked
thoroughly with the dough. Let rise,
work, cut in strips, sift over with corn
meal. place on buttered pan, and
when light bake in quick oven. To-
leio Blade.
Ginger Snaps: One pint molasses
and one cup lard heated together and
poured hot in one quart -four, two tea
spoonfuls soda and two ginger. Let
this dough cool, then add flour enough
to roll Roll thin and bake quick.
Boston Budget.
For lemon jelly put half boxfu,.
or one ounce, of gelatine into large
bowl, with four tablcspoonfuls of cold
water to soften 1t. When soft pour
over it three pints of actively boiling
water. add one cupful and a half of
granulatcd sugar and the juice of two
lemons. Stir well, strain through flan-
mel, and when cool, put in cool place.
There is point to be observed in
fitting a barn for the reception of
horses. and that is the size of the stalls.
The narrow dimensions of the stalls are
positive cruelty to the horse. Many
stalls are built too narrow to enable the
horse to extend his limbs up under him;
his legs are thus kept in cramped
position. when he ought to be com.
| plotely ut rest. Troy Times.
There are farmers in the vicinity
Of all large cities who buy up theil
beef cattle 1T low price, and then fat
ten them. and not only get well paid
for the additional flesh they put on, but
also double value for what they bought
There is more money in this fattine
business to those who feed judiciously
than most farmers are willing to be-
| lievc. ""
Oatmeal Porridge: Take two ounce:
of oatmeal and one and one-half pint,
of water. Rub the meal in basin witt
tho back of spoon in small quantit,
of water. pouring off the fluid after thu
coarser particles are settled, but while
the milkincss continues repeat tho
operation until the milkiness disap
pears. Put the washings into a small
pan; stir until they boil, adding pincl
of salt. and boil until soft. thicl
mucilage is formed. Sweeten to taste
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